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mola
3y ago
There's no indescriminate bombing of hospitals. Nice how you pushed this lie so casually. There are very strong proofs that a hospital was hit by a failed rocket launch of a gazan militia against Israel. Plus Hamas and other militias k
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mola
3y ago
I think it's pretty obvious he's not talking about ppl in general but more on Sam Altman meeting with world leaders and journalists claiming that this generation of AI is an existential risk.
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mola
3y ago
Oh my, he actually quoted Italian futurism. We live in sacry times.
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mola
3y ago
No, these wealthy few are not paltry compared to governments, they used to be. But not anymore. Plus, they took control the government through corruption. Wikipedia is mostly a success of the many, both with the many contributing content an
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mola
3y ago
How is that engaging with what I said? There are many ways to fail. I pointed out one of them. Which is pretty dominant in our age. Such a low effort reply...
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3y ago
The concentration of wealth with the few is an abomination. It means that a few, with their idiosyncrasies are determining the future of the rest. Their biases are amplified instead of averaged out by the opinions of the many. It's not
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mola
3y ago
Because this fiction is presented as part of a scientific paper....
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mola
3y ago
I think middle class just doesn't exist anymore,or won't exist soon enough. Concentration of wealth killed it. Hence less children.
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3y ago
It's not just choices, it's the economic reality. I don't want my children to grow poor..my generation knows how poor and not poor looks like, while older generations were generally poor ignorance made bringing more kids into
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3y ago
It's always funny that wiz's big security revelations are almost always about Microsoft. When wiz's founder was the highest ranking in charge of cyber security at Microsoft in his previous job .
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3y ago
Some would say that defending your country against an occupier is a defensive operation....
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3y ago
Very naive question, what's the reason platform threads can't be made as efficient as green threads? Is there a fundamental limitation here?
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3y ago
Definitely part of diplomacy effort of netanyahu with the despots if the world. NSO CEO travelled with him to Saudi t among other places. It's software there's economics of scale by default.
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mola
3y ago
Actually there isn't. We live in a world where the freakin TV I paid for is spying on me
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mola
3y ago
Who?
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mola
3y ago
Weird, you articulated the exact point of bias in AI but the tone you used is dismissing. Yes obviously AI is not a moral agent and it isn't racist per se. But if it's input is biased and the test is biased then the application wi
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3y ago
The human eye is a better "camera" than anything we use today in self driving cars (just read about the eyes dynamic range). Not to mention that human hearing has unbelievable audiolocalization ability that we struggle to explain.
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3y ago
Dumb question: what does it mean to sequence "the" X? I presume our DNA are not identical. So do they sequence a particular person's Y chromosome? Who's? How similar are two Y chromosomes from different persons?
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3y ago
Jews don't have an assimilation problem. Jews have a problem with nutso orthodocs claiming a monopoly on the Jewish faith, which equate evolution of tradition with genocide. (They call the "assimilation problem" "the sil
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3y ago
It's also a very engaging book
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3y ago
I don't know if a person that actively tries to dinner law making deserve a just justice system
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mola
3y ago
Are we so insular as to think that lobbying for the destruction of workers rights world wide is much worse than waiting more time for a cab?
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3y ago
Disrupting the law as an ideal is not the same as "It’s good to obey the law. I certainly try. But treating it as some kind of holy grail of ethics is fraught with peril" Idealizing being indifferent to the law is pulling the rug
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3y ago
Because businesses are not owned by ppl? And a small amount of those? It's much more reasonable to personify the decisions made by these ppl than to assume that some anonymous law of nature did it
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3y ago
Humans also can't fly
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3y ago
More likely cause is the mentality that says universities are a for profit institutions That should squeeze as much as possible. Instead of "socialist" subsudised school, you give loans...
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mola
3y ago
Not a press release. You have no idea what question this quote was an answer to. Obviously the vulnerable community is not the criminals, it's the poor and neglected communities they came from. A sort of state that is very much an expl
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3y ago
Then we're doomed anyway...
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3y ago
If mods are the landed gentry, then he is the autocratic king....
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3y ago
You just sent ppl to go argue in bad faith....
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